Review on 🕰️ Amazfit Bip U Pro Smartwatch with Alexa, GPS Tracker, 60+ Sports Modes, Heart Rate Sleep Monitor, 5 ATM Waterproof for iPhone & Android (Black) by Park Chong Hyun ᠌

Beautiful comfortable watch, beautiful additional screen designs, with a Chinese metal strap, in general, shine, but not for thin asthenics. Different pros: No need to look at the phone to see the graph of heart rate, stress, etc. - it scrolls normally, the advantage of any fitness watch over the bracelet Has cons: I can’t make friends with them, but perhaps these are purely my features. The pulse overestimates, periodically gives out incomprehensible peak values ​​​​of the pulse in the region of 120. Because of this, high PAI catches up with you even if you have been lying on the couch all day. I went to the cardiologist to do myself a halter because of this watch! Everything is normal on the Holter (I have vegetovascular dystonia, I am a thin asthenic, respectively, pronounced respiratory arrhythmia as a variant of the norm for a healthy poorly trained person and no special episodes of tachycardia, so I suppose he catches shortened RRs on inspiration, misses the lengthening on expiration, but extrapolates to the total heart rate) maybe, on the contrary, it indicates a particularly hyper-super sensor, but you know, it’s unpleasant to see tachycardia out of the blue. I wore my old Honor on my second hand - from time to time the pulse difference is up to +5 towards overestimation for amazfit, not to mention the fact that there are no constant peak pulse jumps that amazfit gives out on honor. In short, amazfit can easily set your heart rate to 120 when you are peacefully reading a book. But when you run, there is always a measurement error and figs you normally control your heart rate. They wrote that thin ones may have a loose fit, but I try to tighten it tightly anyway, it still doesn’t help. Poorly measures the phases of sleep. I’m still silent about stress measurements, there is something in this, but it still doesn’t go beyond the muddy “something is”.